Pin hitter in volleyball – what is it?
What is a pin hitter in volleyball? If you've heard that term but don't understand what it means, this short article will give you an explanation.
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What is a pin hitter in volleyball? If you've heard that term but don't understand what it means, this short article will give you an explanation.
What does out of system mean in volleyball? This concept is understood by experienced coaches and players, but needs explaining for those newer to the game.
What are the factors you need to look at in deciding which player should be your libero and which just a defensive specialist?
How do you teach volleyball beginners to serve? That is the question I was asked. Here is what I focus on when working with new servers.
Should we do a little of everything each practice session? Or should be really load up on just one area of focus? That's a question I received.
A reader wants to know where balls tend to be sent by the attacking team to help figure out where to put their libero in their defense.
A reader has a question about the prospect of running out of substitutions based on the way he's looking to use his squad.
A reader wants to know how long high school volleyball practices should run after seeing two top teams go 3-4.5 hours with their sessions.
Is there an optimal coach-to-player ratio for a volleyball team? That question came from a reader. I have my own thoughts. What about you?